Document Outline

• FrontHeading - MIL-3000FTX Series of FastPort
  • Legal - Legal
    • LegalHeading - Trademark Rights
    • LegalHeading - Restricted Rights
      • LegalHeading2 - For non-U.S. Government use
      • LegalHeading2 - For U.S. Government use
    • LegalHeading - The Digi Five-Year Limited Warranty
    • LegalHeading - Regulatory Approvals
    • LegalHeading - Canadian EMI Notice
    • LegalHeading - European Notice
    • LegalHeading - To Contact Digi
  • PreTitle - Table of Contents
  • TitlePageTOC - Chapter 1: Introduction and Installation
  • TitlePageTOC - Chapter 2: Setting the IP Address
  • TitlePageTOC - Chapter 3: Installing and Printing in a MS Windows and IBM OS/2 Environment
  • TitlePageTOC - Chapter 4: Installing and Printing on NetWare
  • TitlePageTOC - Chapter 5: Installing and Printing on a UNIX Environment
  • TitlePageTOC - Chapter 6: Installing and Printing on an Apple Network
  • TitlePageTOC - Chapter 7: Print Management Features of FastPort
  • TitlePageTOC - Chapter 8: FastManage Installation
  • TitlePageTOC - Chapter 9: Discovery Application
  • TitlePageTOC - Chapter 10: FastPort Application
  • TitlePageTOC - Chapter 11: Ping and BOOTP Server
  • AppTitlePgTOC - Appendix A: Resetting FastPort to Factory Defaults
  • AppTitlePgTOC - Appendix B: Troubleshooting MS Windows
  • AppTitlePgTOC - Appendix C: Troubleshooting NetWare
  • AppTitlePgTOC - Appendix D: Troubleshooting UNIX
  • AppTitlePgTOC - Appendix E: Troubleshooting AppleTalk
  • AppTitlePgTOC - Appendix F: Upgrading Flash EEPROMs
  • AppTitlePgTOC - Appendix G: Telnet, NBMON and Serial Connection Diagnostic Console Options
  • AppTitlePgTOC - Appendix H: Troubleshooting FastManage
  • AppTitlePgTOC - Appendix I: Technical Support Services
  • Chapter - Chapter 1
    • TitlePage - Introduction and Installation
      • Heading - 1.1 Overview of the MIL-3000FTX Print Servers
      • Heading1 - 1.2 Features of the Print Servers
        • Heading2 - 1.2.1 Physical Features
        • Heading2 - 1.2.2 Configuration Features
        • Heading2 - 1.2.3 Shared Printer Features
      • Heading1 - 1.3 Utilities
      • Heading1 - 1.4 Firmware Update
      • Heading1 - 1.5 First Time Users
      • Heading - 1.6 Installation Requirements
      • Heading - 1.7 Installing FastPort
        • TableTitle - Table 1-1: Operating Mode
        • Figure - Figure 1-1. MIL-3100FTX Front Panel
        • TableTitle - Table 1-2: Flash/Test Page Settings
        • TableTitle - Table 1-3: Default Settings
        • Figure - Figure 1-2. Rear Panel of MIL-3100FTX
  • Chapter - Chapter 2
    • TitlePage - Setting the IP Address
      • Heading - 2.1 Assigning the IP Address
      • Heading - 2.2 Setting an IP Address with Install Script
      • Heading - 2.3 Setting the IP Address using Telnet on UNIX
      • Heading - 2.4 Setting IP Address with Windows 95, 98, and NT
      • Heading - 2.5 Setting the IP Address Using RARP
      • Heading - 2.6 Setting the IP Address Dynamically with BOOTP
        • Heading2 - 2.6.1 Setting the IP address with BOOTP on Sun
        • Heading2 - 2.6.2 Setting the IP address using BOOTP on HP/UX
      • Heading - 2.7 DHCP Support (NT 4.0 server)
        • Heading2 - 2.7.1 Setting an IP Address Using the DHCP Manager
          • Figure - Figure 2-1. Add Reserved Clients Menu
      • Heading - 2.8 Using Digi's ACT to Assign an IP Address
      • Heading - 2.9 Using Appletalk to Assign an IP Address
      • Heading - 2.10 Using Digi’s NetBIOS to Assign IP Address
        • Heading2 - 2.10.1 About the Digi Utilities
        • Heading2 - 2.10.2 Using The Digi Utilities
      • Heading - 2.11 Verifying IP Address is Set Properly
  • Chapter - Chapter 3
    • TitlePage - Installing and Printing in a MS Windows and IBM OS/2 Environment
      • Heading - 3.1 Printing From a NetBIOS Workstation
        • Heading2 - 3.1.1 Introduction
        • Heading2 - 3.1.2 Printing from Windows for Workgroups
        • Heading2 - 3.1.3 Printing from Windows NT (3.5x)
        • Heading2 - 3.1.4 Printing from Windows 95/98 or Windows NT 4.x (via SMB)
          • Figure - Figure 3-1. FastPort Menu Select
        • Heading2 - 3.1.5 Printing From NetBIOS-supported DOS Workstation
          • Heading3 - 3.1.5.1 Net View
          • Heading3 - 3.1.5.2 Net Use
        • Heading2 - 3.1.6 Spooling Versus Non-Spooling Printing
          • Heading3 - 3.1.6.1 Introduction
          • Heading3 - 3.1.6.2 Configuring Windows 95/NT to “Mimic” Spooling
        • Heading2 - 3.1.7 DOS and OS/2
      • Heading - 3.2 Printing from a TCP/IP Workstation
        • Heading2 - 3.2.1 Introduction
        • Heading2 - 3.2.2 Printing from Windows NT 3.5x
          • Heading3 - 3.2.2.1 Installing LPD Support on Windows NT 3.5
          • Heading3 - 3.2.2.2 Adding an LPD Printer to Windows NT 3.5
        • Heading2 - 3.2.3 Printing from Windows NT 4.0
          • Heading3 - 3.2.3.1 Installing Microsoft TCP/IP Printing Services
          • Heading3 - 3.2.3.2 Installing a Printer on Windows NT 4.0
        • Heading2 - 3.2.4 Printing using a Third Party TCP LPR/LPD Stack
        • Heading2 - 3.2.5 Printing from Windows 95/98 Using DigiLpr
          • Heading3 - 3.2.5.1 Installing the DigiLpr Program
            • Figure - Figure 3-2. Choose a Destination Directory
            • Figure - Figure 3-3. Select a Folder
          • Heading3 - 3.2.5.2 Adding Queues in DigiLpr
            • Figure - Figure 3-4. Add New Queue Menu
            • Figure - Figure 3-5. Essential Setup Information Menu
          • Heading3 - 3.2.5.3 Adding a New Printer
            • Figure - Figure 3-6. Select Printer Screen
            • Figure - Figure 3-7. Select Port Screen
      • Heading - 3.3 Printing from NT using the HP DLC Protocol
      • Heading - 3.4 Printing from Windows using TFTP Client
      • Heading - 3.5 Management Tools Used with NetBIOS and TCP/IP
        • Heading2 - 3.5.1 FastManage
        • Heading2 - 3.5.2 NetBIOS-DOS Tools: NBMON and showprn
  • Chapter - Chapter 4
    • TitlePage - Installing and Printing on NetWare
      • Heading - 4.1 Introduction
      • Heading - 4.2 Configuring in a Bindery Environment
        • Heading2 - 4.2.1 Using Act to Install the Print Server
      • Heading - 4.3 Installing a Print Server in an NDS Environment
        • Heading3 - 4.3.1.1 Additional Queues
        • Heading3 - 4.3.2.1 Creating a New Print Server
          • Figure - Figure 4-8. Running NWadmin
        • Heading3 - 4.3.2.2 Creating a New Printer
        • Heading3 - 4.3.2.3 Creating a Print Queue
        • Heading3 - 4.3.2.4 Connecting the print server to a Printer
          • Figure - Figure 4-9. Print Server
        • Heading3 - 4.3.2.5 Assigning a Print Queue to FastPort
          • Figure - Figure 4-10. Context Tree
      • Heading - 4.4 Configuring in a Bindery and NDS Environment
      • Heading - 4.5 Printing to FastPort
      • Heading - 4.6 Printing Specific File Formats
  • Chapter - Chapter 5
    • TitlePage - Installing and Printing on a UNIX Environment
      • Heading - 5.1 Introduction
      • Heading - 5.2 Host Software Versus LPD
      • Heading - 5.3 Digi Installation Software
        • Heading2 - 5.3.1 Installing Logical Printers
        • Heading2 - 5.3.2 Installing on System V UNIX
        • Heading2 - 5.3.3 Install Script on IBM RS/6000
        • Heading2 - 5.3.4 Installation on BSD UNIX Systems
      • Heading - 5.4 Manual Installation on LPD Systems
        • Heading2 - 5.4.1 Getting Started on an LPD System
        • Heading2 - 5.4.2 Pre-defined Queue Names
          • TableTitle - Table 5-1: Printer/Queue Types
        • Heading2 - 5.4.3 User Defined Queue Names
        • Heading2 - 5.4.4 LPR Options
        • Heading2 - 5.4.5 Manual Installation With LPD on a BSD UNIX System
        • Heading2 - 5.4.6 Manual Installation with LPD on System V Machines
        • Heading2 - 5.4.7 Manual Installation with LPD on RS/6000
      • Heading - 5.5 Manual Installation Using Host SoftWare (fpfilter)
        • Heading2 - 5.5.1 Fpfilter Command Line Options
          • TableTitle - Table 5-2: fpfilter Command Line Options
        • Heading2 - 5.5.2 Printer Options File (.fpconfig)
          • TableTitle - Table 5-3: .fpconfig Options
          • Heading3 - 5.5.2.1 About Option Classes
          • Heading3 - 5.5.2.2 About Options Startstring and Endstring
        • Heading2 - 5.5.3 Manual Installation for System V Machines
        • Heading2 - 5.5.4 Manual Installation on IBM RS/6000
        • Heading2 - 5.5.5 Manual Installation on BSD UNIX Systems
          • Heading3 - 5.5.5.1 Printing to FastPort
            • TableTitle - Table 5-4: BSD Print Commands
          • Heading3 - 5.5.5.2 Customizing BSD Installation
            • Heading4 - 5.5.5.2.1 Banner Pages and Accounting Information
      • Heading - 5.6 Installing and Printing from Data General's DG/UX
        • Heading2 - 5.6.1 Assigning Host Name and IP Address
        • Heading2 - 5.6.2 Installing and Printing with DG/UX
      • Heading - 5.7 Additional UNIX Utilities: Using pstext and NeWSprint
      • Heading - 5.8 Deleting Printers
  • Chapter - Chapter 6
    • TitlePage - Installing and Printing on an Apple Network
      • Heading - 6.1 Introduction to the Apple Workstation
      • Heading - 6.2 Plug & Play Operation: Printing to FastPort
      • Heading - 6.3 Advanced Utilities
      • Heading - 6.4 Using the Apple Printer Utility for Configuration
        • Heading2 - 6.4.1 Using the Apple Printer Utility to Download a Config. Files
          • TableTitle - Table 6-5: Option (Default is in Parenthesis)
          • Heading3 - 6.4.1.3 Using Setup Font List
      • Heading - 6.5 Using Namer to Rename the FastPort Printer
        • Heading2 - 6.5.1 Renaming FastPort Using Namer
      • Heading - 6.6 Printing PostScript Binary Files
        • Heading2 - 6.6.1 Selecting Binary PostScript Encoding
      • Heading - 6.7 Bi-directional Printing from Macintosh Systems
        • TableTitle - Table 6-6: Support of Bi-directional on FastPort Print Servers
  • Chapter - Chapter 7
    • TitlePage - Print Management Features of FastPort
      • Heading - 7.1 Managing Print Server
      • Heading - 7.2 Serial Port Console Monitoring
        • Heading2 - 7.2.1 Enabling or Disabling the Console Monitor
      • Heading - 7.3 Managing FastPort from Networked Workstations
        • Heading2 - 7.3.1 Multi-Protocol and SNMP Stations
        • Heading2 - 7.3.2 TCP/IP Stations
          • Heading3 - 7.3.2.1 Using FastManage
          • Heading3 - 7.3.2.2 Using Telnet Diagnostic Monitoring
          • Heading3 - 7.3.2.3 SYSLOG on FastPort
          • Heading3 - 7.3.2.4 Digi’s fpstatus for TCP/IP UNIX
        • Heading2 - 7.3.3 AppleTalk Stations
        • Heading2 - 7.3.4 NetWare Client Stations
        • Heading2 - 7.3.5 NetBIOS / NetBEUI Stations
  • Chapter - Chapter 8
    • TitlePage - FastManage Installation
      • Heading - 8.1 FastManage Applications
        • Heading2 - 8.1.1 FastManage MIBs
        • Heading2 - 8.1.2 FastManage Requirements
        • Heading2 - 8.1.3 IP Configuration
        • Heading2 - 8.1.4 IPX Configuration
        • Heading2 - 8.1.5 NetBIOS Configuration
      • Heading - 8.2 Installing FastManage
        • Heading2 - 8.2.1 Express Installation
          • Figure - Figure 8-1. IP Parameters
        • Heading2 - 8.2.2 Custom Installation
          • Figure - Figure 8-2. Configuring Advanced Parameters
          • Heading3 - 8.2.2.1 General Parameters
            • Figure - Figure 8-3. General Parameters
          • Heading3 - 8.2.2.2 Discovery Parameters
            • Figure - Figure 8-4. Discovery Parameters
          • Heading3 - 8.2.2.3 SNMP Agent Parameters
            • Figure - Figure 8-5. SNMP Agent Parameters
  • Chapter - Chapter 9
    • TitlePage - Discovery Application
      • Heading - 9.1 Introduction to Discovery
        • Heading2 - 9.1.1 Discovery Features
      • Heading - 9.2 Launching Discovery
        • Figure - Figure 9-1. FastManage for FastPort menu
        • Figure - Figure 9-2. Map 1 Discovery Application
        • Heading2 - 9.2.1 Tool bar
          • Figure - Figure 9-3. Discovery Application Tool bar
        • Heading2 - 9.2.2 Status Bar
        • Heading2 - 9.2.3 System Information
      • Heading - 9.3 FastPort Icon Names
      • Heading - 9.4 Discovery Application Tools
        • Heading2 - 9.4.1 Renaming a Discovery Map
        • Heading2 - 9.4.2 Host Name/Address
          • Heading3 - 9.4.2.1 Changing from the Node Name to an Address
        • Heading2 - 9.4.3 Send Broadcast
        • Heading2 - 9.4.4 Refresh Map
        • Heading2 - 9.4.5 Discover Host
        • Heading2 - 9.4.6 Using the Ping Manager
        • Heading2 - 9.4.7 TFTP Icon: Flash Download
          • Figure - Figure 9-4. Flash Download (TFTP)
        • Heading2 - 9.4.8 Close All Windows Icon
        • Heading2 - 9.4.9 Show Node Properties
          • Figure - Figure 9-5. Node Properties
        • Heading2 - 9.4.10 SNMP Fault Trace
          • Figure - Figure 9-6. SNMP Fault Trace Message
      • Heading - 9.5 Parameters Pull-Down Menu
        • Heading2 - 9.5.1 General Parameters
          • Figure - Figure 9-7. General Parameters Menu
        • Heading2 - 9.5.2 Discovery Parameters
          • Figure - Figure 9-8. Discovery Parameters menu
        • Heading2 - 9.5.3 Application Launch Parameters
        • Heading2 - 9.5.4 Mib2 System Parameters
  • Chapter - Chapter 10
    • TitlePage - FastPort Application
      • Heading - 10.1 FastPort Application
        • Figure - Figure 10-1. FastPort PrintServer Mgr. Icon
      • Heading - 10.2 Overview of Managing FastPort
        • Figure - Figure 10-2. MIL-3300FTX FastPort Print Server
      • Heading - 10.3 FastPort Application
        • Heading2 - 10.3.1 Traps
          • Figure - Figure 10-3. Traps Hot Spot
          • Figure - Figure 10-4. IP Traps Manager
          • Figure - Figure 10-5. Traps Found Screen
        • Heading2 - 10.3.2 Uptime
        • Heading2 - 10.3.3 Reset
        • Heading2 - 10.3.4 Digi Logo
        • Heading2 - 10.3.5 Serial Port
          • Figure - Figure 10-6. Mouse Selections for the Serial Port
        • Heading2 - 10.3.6 Parallel Port
          • Figure - Figure 10-7. Mouse Selections for the Parallel Port
      • Heading - 10.4 Configuration Sub-menus
        • Heading2 - 10.4.1 TCP/IP Config.
          • Figure - Figure 10-8. TCP/IP Config. Select
          • Figure - Figure 10-9. Configure IP Address Properties Screen
        • Heading2 - 10.4.2 Novell Config.
          • Figure - Figure 10-10. Novell Config. Selections (Windows ‘95)
        • Heading2 - 10.4.3 General Config.
        • Heading2 - 10.4.4 Ethertalk Config.
          • Figure - Figure 10-11. Ethertalk Config. Selections
          • Figure - Figure 10-12. Ethertalk Serial Printer Menu
        • Heading2 - 10.4.5 SMB Config.
          • Figure - Figure 10-13. SMP Share Name Menu
        • Heading2 - 10.4.6 NetBIOS Config.
      • Heading - 10.5 Status Menu
      • Heading - 10.6 Help Menu
  • Chapter - Chapter 11
    • TitlePage - Ping and BOOTP Server
      • Heading - 11.1 Launching the Ping Application
        • Figure - Figure 11-3. Ping Operation Window
        • Heading2 - 11.1.1 Updating the Ping Settings
          • Figure - Figure 11-4. Update Settings Menu
      • Heading - 11.2 Troubleshooting Ping
      • Heading - 11.3 BOOTP Configuration
        • Figure - Figure 11-5. Select BOOTPtab File
        • Figure - Figure 11-6. Add Entry to BOOTPTab File
  • Appendix - Appendix A
    • AppTitlePg - Resetting FastPort to Factory Defaults
      • AppLevel1 - A.1 Resetting by Toggling the DIP Switches
      • AppLevel1 - A.2 Resetting by Console Option
      • AppLevel1 - A.3 Hardware Features
      • AppLevel1 - A.4 Serial Printer and Terminal
        • FigureTitle - Figure A-1. Common Dumb Terminal Connection
        • FigureTitle - Figure A-2. Cable for Terminal and Serial Printers
        • FigureTitle - Figure A-3. DCE Device: Dumb Terminal or Serial Port
        • FigureTitle - Figure A-4. Wyse 60 Dumb Terminal
        • FigureTitle - Figure A-5. DTE Printer/Plotter and PC Null: DB25 Male
        • FigureTitle - Figure A-6. DCE Printer/Plotter: DB25 Female
      • AppLevel1 - A.5 Connectors
        • AppLevel2 - A.5.1 Serial Port Connector
        • AppLevel2 - A.5.2 RJ-45 Connector
        • AppLevel2 - A.5.3 Parallel Port Connector
      • AppLevel1 - A.6 Environmental Operating Conditions
      • AppLevel1 - A.7 System LEDs
  • Appendix - Appendix B
    • AppTitlePg - Troubleshooting MS Windows
      • AppLevel1 - B.1 MS Windows-Level Browsing and Sharing Abilities
      • AppLevel1 - B.2 Troubleshooting DOS Tools
        • AppLevel2 - B.2.1 DOS Tools
      • AppLevel1 - B.3 After Upgrade
  • Appendix - Appendix C
    • AppTitlePg - Troubleshooting NetWare
      • AppLevel1 - C.1 ACT-- Advance Configuration Tool
        • AppLevel2 - C.1.1 Benefits of ACT
        • AppLevel2 - C.1.2 Features
        • AppLevel2 - C.1.3 Requirements
        • AppLevel2 - C.1.4 Setup
        • AppLevel2 - C.1.5 Navigating in ACT
      • AppLevel1 - C.2 Advanced Configuration Menu in ACT
        • AppLevel2 - C.2.1 NetWare Configuration Menu
          • AppLevel3 - C.2.1.1 Configuring the Print Server (FastPort Side)
          • AppLevel3 - C.2.1.2 Configuring the Print Server (File Server Side)
          • AppLevel3 - C.2.1.3 Configuring a Queue
            • TableTitle - Table C-1: Special Print Options on Configure a Queue
          • AppLevel3 - C.2.1.4 Example 1
          • AppLevel3 - C.2.1.5 Example 2
        • AppLevel2 - C.2.2 Print Server Configuration
          • Figure - Figure C-1. Print Server Configuration Options
      • AppLevel1 - C.3 Status Menu in ACT
        • Figure - Figure C-2. Print Server Status Options
      • AppLevel1 - C.4 Monitor Menu in ACT
        • Figure - Figure C-3. Begin Monitor Showing Real-time Messages
      • AppLevel1 - C.5 Troubleshooting Tips
        • AppLevel2 - C.5.1 FastPort does not power up
        • AppLevel2 - C.5.2 FastPort does not show up in ACT
        • AppLevel2 - C.5.3 FastPort fails POST after upgrading firmware
        • AppLevel2 - C.5.4 FastPort does not login to bindery Novell 4.x server
        • AppLevel2 - C.5.5 FastPort does not login to the file server
        • AppLevel2 - C.5.6 FastPort does not print via serial port
        • AppLevel2 - C.5.7 No Form Feed is sent after the print job
        • AppLevel2 - C.5.8 PostScript jobs have trouble printing
        • AppLevel2 - C.5.9 Autosensing printer has trouble printing
        • AppLevel2 - C.5.10 MS Windows jobs print with an extra page
        • AppLevel2 - C.5.11 File server displays an Incomplete Packet error message
      • AppLevel1 - C.6 Notification not Working if Created by PCONSOLE
      • AppLevel1 - C.7 FastPort Console Messages
      • AppLevel1 - C.8 Could not attach QUEUE1
        • AppLevel2 - C.8.1 Attaching queue QUEUE1 on server SERVER1
        • AppLevel2 - C.8.2 Read Configuration File
        • AppLevel2 - C.8.3 Could not Read Configuration file from SERVER1
        • AppLevel2 - C.8.4 Trying to read file SYS:login/milan/FPXXXXXX on SERVER1
        • AppLevel2 - C.8.5 No such object FAKEQ
        • AppLevel2 - C.8.6 Failed to login to file server SERVER1 for server FAKEPS
      • AppLevel1 - C.9 ACT Error Messages
  • Appendix - Appendix D
    • AppTitlePg - Troubleshooting UNIX
      • AppLevel1 - D.1 Introduction
      • AppLevel1 - D.2 Troubleshooting Tips
        • AppLevel2 - D.2.1 No Lights on the Unit
        • AppLevel2 - D.2.2 ASCII Text File Prints as a Single Line
        • AppLevel2 - D.2.3 SYS LED Flashes Quickly
        • AppLevel2 - D.2.4 Cannot Print to the serial printer
        • AppLevel2 - D.2.5 NET LED flashes, But User Cannot Print or Ping the Unit
      • AppLevel1 - D.3 UNIX Configuration Files
        • AppLevel2 - D.3.1 Using fpfilter Configuration Files
      • AppLevel1 - D.4 Sample Entries for Direct and Remote Spooling
        • AppLevel2 - D.4.1 DHCP Troubleshooting
  • Appendix - Appendix E
    • AppTitlePg - Troubleshooting AppleTalk
      • AppLevel1 - E.1 Troubleshooting Tips
        • AppLevel2 - E.1.1 Reset Time
        • AppLevel2 - E.1.2 Configuration to Use the ACK Signal
        • AppLevel2 - E.1.3 Situation 1: Printing Over Ethertalk Using Driver 7.x
        • AppLevel2 - E.1.4 Situation Two: Setting Serial Port Options
      • AppLevel1 - E.2 Setup for AppleTalk
        • AppLevel2 - E.2.1 For a Serial Printer
        • AppLevel2 - E.2.2 PostScript Binary print
        • AppLevel2 - E.2.3 Troubleshooting
        • AppLevel2 - E.2.4 Changing the FastPort Settings
        • AppLevel2 - E.2.5 Troubleshooting Setup on AppleTalk
        • AppLevel2 - E.2.6 More Troubleshooting
        • AppLevel2 - E.2.7 Downloading the Setup Defaults File to Change FastPort
  • Appendix - Appendix F
    • AppTitlePg - Upgrading Flash EEPROMS
      • AppLevel1 - F.1 Network Upload Procedure
        • AppLevel2 - F.1.1 Recovering from a Failed Upload
          • AppLevel3 - F.1.1.1 Restoring the Alternate Bank Image
        • AppLevel2 - F.1.2 Completing the Upload
        • AppLevel2 - F.1.3 Flash Upload Commands
        • AppLevel2 - F.1.4 Troubleshooting Tips
  • Appendix - Appendix G
    • AppTitlePg - Telnet, NBMON and Serial Connection Diagnostic Console Options
      • AppLevel1 - G.1 Diagnostic and Configuration Commands: Commands
      • AppLevel1 - G.2 C—Configure Console (for status monitoring)
      • AppLevel1 - G.3 D—Display Summary Configuration Parameters, Including
      • AppLevel1 - G.4 E—Display/Set Ethernet Options
      • AppLevel1 - G.5 F—Flash Firmware Load Enable/Disable
      • AppLevel1 - G.6 I—Display/set IP Address
      • AppLevel1 - G.7 L—Limit monitor Network Access by Password
      • AppLevel1 - G.8 N—Network Protocols Menu
        • AppLevel2 - G.8.1 Network Protocols Menu:
          • AppLevel3 - G.8.1.1 A—AppleTalk Options
          • AppLevel3 - G.8.1.2 M—Microsoft Windows Print Services Options
          • AppLevel3 - G.8.1.3 N—Netware Options
          • AppLevel3 - G.8.1.4 T—TCP/IP (Sockets, LPD, RARP, BOOTp, TFTP) Options
            • AppLevel4 - G.8.1.4.1 TCP/IP Menu Options: (S) Socket Options
            • AppLevel4 - G.8.1.4.2 TCP/IP Menu Options: (L) LPD Options
      • AppLevel1 - G.9 P—Display/Set Parallel Port Parms and Status
        • AppLevel2 - G.9.1 Display/Set for MIL-3200FTX
          • AppLevel3 - G.9.1.1 Display/Set for MIL-3110FTX and MIL-3111FTX,
      • AppLevel1 - G.10 S—Display/set Serial Port Parms
      • AppLevel1 - G.11 Z—Reset NVRAM to Factory Defaults
      • AppLevel1 - G.12 *—Print ASCII Test Page
      • AppLevel1 - G.13 +—Print PostScript Test Page
  • Appendix - Appendix H
    • AppTitlePg - Troubleshooting FastManage
      • AppLevel1 - H.1 General Messages
        • TableTitle - Table H-1: General Messages
      • AppLevel1 - H.2 General Problems
        • TableTitle - Table H-2: General Problems
      • AppLevel1 - H.3 IP address Validation Messages
        • TableTitle - Table H-3: IP Address Validation Messages
      • AppLevel1 - H.4 Discovery Application Messages
        • TableTitle - Table H-4: Discovery Application Messages
      • AppLevel1 - H.5 Ping Application Message
        • TableTitle - Table H-5: Ping Application Message
      • AppLevel1 - H.6 BOOTP Server Application Messages
        • TableTitle - Table H-6: BOOTP Server Application Messages
  • Appendix - Appendix I
    • AppTitlePg - Technical Support Services
      • AppLevel1 - I.1 WWW and FTP Sites
      • AppLevel1 - I.2 Contacting Technical Support
      • AppLevel1 - I.3 Expediting Technical Support Service
      • AppLevel1 - I.4 Returning Procedures
      • AppLevel1 - I.5 How to access Digi’s FTP Sites
      • AppLevel1 - I.6 UNIX Binary Files Available
      • AppLevel1 - I.7 Support Documents Available
  • IndexTitle - Index
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